When a record is inserted or updated in Supabase, an Edge Function posts a structured event to EventBridge, which fans out simultaneously to Resend for a templated transactional email to the affected end-user and to a DingTalk or Lark webhook for an internal team alert — creating a dual-audience notification pipeline (external customer + internal ops) driven by a single database change.
When a record is inserted or updated in Supabase, an Edge Function posts a structured event to EventBridge, which fans out simultaneously to Resend for a templated transactional email to the affected end-user and to a DingTalk or Lark webhook for an internal team alert — creating a dual-audience notification pipeline (external customer + internal ops) driven by a single database change.
See _combos/event-driven-automated-email-notification-pipeli-38a7a1.
See _combos/event-driven-notification-with-delivery-tracking-90f288.
See _combos/event-driven-transactional-email-pipeline-d58f51.
See _combos/supabase-data-monitor-with-dingtalk-alerts-7bde70.
Q: How does a Supabase database change trigger notifications for both users and the internal team? A: A Supabase database change triggers simultaneous notifications by having an Edge Function post a structured event to EventBridge, which fans out to Resend for a templated transactional email to the end-user and to a DingTalk or Lark webhook for an internal team alert. This architecture creates a dual-audience notification pipeline driven by a single record insert or update.